About MULTIMETER LEAD
| Usage/Application |
MULTIMETER
|
| Color |
Grey And Red
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| Current |
20A
|
| Insulation Material |
PVC
|
| Cable Conductor |
SS
|
| Voltage |
10000
|
1000 V 20A Thin Tip Needle Multi Meter Test Probe Probes for multimeter Digital Multimeter Tester
Universal Multimeter CompatibilityDesigned to fit standard multimeter sockets, these leads are versatile and suitable for both analog and digital models. The banana plug connectors and standard sizing ensure a stable connection, eliminating fit issues during electronic service, electrical testing, or research work.
Durability and Safety AssuranceConstructed with a robust PVC insulation and nickel-plated brass probe tips, these leads grant high flexibility without compromising safety. Rated at CAT II 1000V and 10A, users can trust their resilience against electrical surges and harsh work conditions. Proper use minimizes risk and maintains accuracy.
Precise Measurement ReliabilityBoasting low contact resistance (max 20m), stranded copper conductors, and high-quality probe materials, these leads deliver accurate circuit readings. Their 1-meter length provides ample reach for most testing scenarios, aiding efficient workflow in laboratories, workshops, and field settings.
FAQs of MULTIMETER LEAD:
Q: How do I connect the multimeter lead to my device?
A: Simply insert the banana plug connector into the multimeters input ports, matching the red and black leads to the appropriate sockets. Attach the probe tips to the circuit points you need to test for accurate measurement results.
Q: What makes these leads suitable for both digital and analog multimeters?
A: The universal design, standard connector type, and sizing ensure compatibility with most multimeters available in the market, whether digital or analog. This flexibility allows seamless integration into a wide range of testing devices.
Q: Where should I store the multimeter leads for maximum longevity?
A: Store the leads in a dry environment at temperatures between -10C and 50C to prevent damage to the PVC insulation and maintain reliable performance over time.
Q: What is the process for using these leads during electrical testing?
A: Connect the leads to the multimeter, ensuring secure contact. Place the probe tips onto the circuits test points, then read the values displayed on your multimeter. Always observe safety guidelines for the rated voltage and current.
Q: When should I consider replacing my multimeter leads?
A: Consider replacing the leads if you notice frayed insulation, damaged probe tips, increased contact resistance, or inconsistent readings. Regular inspections help maintain safety and accuracy during usage.
Q: What are the benefits of the high-flex PVC jacket and stranded copper conductor?
A: The high-flex PVC jacket enhances the durability and ease of use by preventing kinks, while stranded copper conductors provide excellent electrical conductivity for stable and accurate measurements.